Richard Graham: We’ve passed the Ivory Bill, now we need to stop tiger farming
As the UK develops its strategic partnership with China, we must press Beijing to crack down on the breeding of big cats for their parts.
Posts by Richard Graham MP
Richard Graham is the Member of Parliament for Gloucester & PM's Trade Envoy for Indonesia.
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Richard Graham: Brexit with Muskets – or, lessons from our past about the essential art of compromise
The execution of a king and establishment of a republic wasn’t planned at the start of the English Civil War. Beware the consequences of going to extremes.
Richard Graham: It’s time the Government backed the Swansea Tidal Lagoon
This development not only offers a welcome boost for Wales, but will help to foster the UK’s position as a world leader in green energy.
Richard Graham: Supported housing is crucial for hundreds of thousands of people – let’s back it properly
A new Supported Housing Allowance would reduce the risk to housing providers and their tenants, at no additional cost to the Exchequer.
Richard Graham: We failed to make the case for business in June. We must do so once again at Party Conference – and after.
Conservative values underpin what it can achieve – whether in apprenticeships, manufacturing exports, jobs or contributions to good causes.
Richard Graham: Four ways in which the media distorts our EU negotiations
The worst suspect is the Evening Standard, where George Osborne is simultaneously still fighting the referendum and waging revenge for his dismissal by Theresa May.
Richard Graham: Brexit poses a trade conundrum – but it can be solved
We face a range of threats and opportunities. Navigating them successfully will pay dividends.
Richard Graham: Labour and the SNP will break their promises on women’s pensions
The ‘ask’ of the WASPI campaign is astronomically expensive, and open to legal challenge on equality grounds by men. Better to be honest about it.
Richard Graham MP: Israel has real questions to answer about some of its actions in Gaza
I warned the country’s Ambassador that the collateral damage done to civilians would risk a humanitarian disaster and arouse western anger.